Crystal Tarot

About Crystal Tarot

I felt drawn to Tarot from an early age, but scared of it, because it was considered ‘evil’. I grew up in a typical Church of England household, where people occasionally went to church out of ‘tradition’, rather than faith. But I felt very connected with nature, herbalism, tarot, and healing. Then following a visit to Glastonbury in my mid-twenties (I’m 52 now), everything clicked. I started going to psychic circles, healing circles, and having my cards read. I’m constantly reading up on Tarot because it’s an endless learning process. It’s like an onion. There are layers and layers of meaning to each card, and sometimes an image, word or phrase will leap out and often that will resonate with the person I’m reading for.

What do you like most about giving readings to clients?

I love giving people hope for the future, and even if the cards are challenging (The Tower, 3 of swords, 10 of swords, yeah, I see you!), I can help the client navigate those challenges for a more positive outcome, for example 10 of wands can suggest carrying a burden, or taking on too much and feeling overwhelmed, so I’d encourage the client to find ways of offloading those tasks, or asking for help, whilst reassuring they are very close to achieving their goals.

How would you say you are typical of your star sign?

Haha! Yes. I’m a typical Gemini. Probably the most chatty, annoying sign there is, but at least you won’t get bored.

When do you remember being first aware of your gift?

I felt I had a sense of ‘knowing’ from a young age. I could sense if something was off, or someone was lying. Now and again, I’d get flashes of insight. Sometimes I thought I was making snap judgements about people, but then later on, turned out to be right.

What is your most memorable experience with a client?

Oo! I have a few! I guess the most amazing one was with an elderly lady who was in her 70’s. At the centre of her reading, was the 4 of pentacles, which oddly suggested someone was very controlling. The past card also suggested conflict. The influence was the 7 of pentacles - which I read as the client trying to work out whether the situation, she was in was worth the effort. The health/strength card was very prominent. It turned out her ex-husband was not a good person. Her new partner was completely different, a good man, and I got the 8 of wands, that showed lots of communication between two people. Towards the end of the reading, another ‘male’ card showed up - The Knight of Cups. I said this character was very loving but had the tendency to be a bit of a dreamer. “Don’t tell me that!” exclaimed the woman, thinking I was talking about her new partner. “Let me get, some more clarification “I said. “The Knight of Cups is a water sign; I don’t suppose you know any Scorpios?” Then the lady rolled up her sleeve and showed me a faded Scorpion tattoo. “That’s my grandson!” She told me, relieved! The Knight of Cups was her advice card and suggested to me that her grandson approved of the new relationship. 

What other experiences or qualifications do you have that you feel compliment your work as a reader?

I’ve attended a number of psychic fairs, in the past two years. I’ve now done at least 30 face to face readings. When people resonate with the readings, and get excited by the synchronicities, my confidence grows.

What is the most important thing for a person to consider when they decide to have a psychic reading?

Firstly, I’d assure the client that the reading isn’t set in stone. People have the power to change their own lives and outcomes, the cards are there to guide. I’ve found cards tend to mirror the emotions that the client is feeling at that time, and emotions, like the weather, can change at any time. Deep down, though, I think people already know the answer to their question. I see Tarot as a very honest best friend.

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